Artionka Manuela Goes Capiberibe
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Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP). Instituto de Filosofia e Ciências Humanas (IFCH) (Institutional affiliation for the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Artionka Capiberibe is a professor at the Department of Anthropology at the Institute of Philosophy and Human Sciences at the State University of Campinas (São Paulo) / IFCH-Unicamp. She graduated in Social Sciences at Unicamp, with a Masters degree in Social Anthropology in the same institution. Her doctorate was held in the Postgraduate Program in Social Anthropology of the National Museum / UFRJ, with a one-year scholarship (2006-2007) at the University of Paris X - Nanterre, linked to the Center d'Enseignement et de Recherche en Ethnologie Amérindienne (EREA). Since 1996, she has been conducting field research among the Palikur, an indigenous population of the South American Lowlands, who lives in the Brazilian / French Guiana border region (Brazilian Amazon). Her research interests include the following themes: indigenous cosmologies, social transformations, transnational borders, issues of local development, and Christianity among indigenous populations. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
- On the manioc TRAIL: pursuing kinship and alterity along the lower Oyapock, AP.R
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The border between Brazil and French Guyana, located along the Lower Oyapock River, is inhabited by a diversity of ethnicities and cultures, which includes the Palikur, an indigenous population which speaks one of the maipure-arawak languages. This research will look at the Palikur approach to alterity, with the central focus being their kinship relations and, as a guiding theme, the pr...
- 54 International Congress of Americanists, AR.EXT
- World Christianity and socio-cosmological transformations in the Andes and Amazonia, AR.EXT
- A road in the village: the relations between the Kalapalo and non-indigenous peoples, BP.PD
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This project intends to reflect on the movements of approach and distance of the Kalapalo in relation to the non-indigenous people and the cities. The start point is the discussions about the opening of a road within the limits of the Xingu Indigenous Territory (TIX), from Aiha village to the municipality of Querência/MT. The ethnographic focus lies in the discussions about this road be...
- Where the critics of Amerindian perspectivism come from, BP.IC
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My objective is to inquire the following questions: what is the relation, whether of convergence, whether of difference, between the critics of amerindian perspectivism and the perspectivist theory itself, as a theory forged mainly by Eduardo Viveiros de Castro, but also by Tania Stolze Lima? With whom they dialogue? Are the critics and the theory of Amerindian perspectivism similar? If...
- Stained epistemologies: the ch'ixi thought as a decolonization proposal, BP.MS
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In the last decades, some critiques became evident in the field of Human Sciences through the analysis of colonial antinomy historically built upon determined spaces, therefore authors formed the asian group of Subaltern Studies based on western authors such as Foucault, Derrida and Deleuze, named as postcolonial. Understanding the critiques and demands subsequently created by the postc...
- A moving frontier: transit and indigenous migration Between Brazil / French Guiana border, BE.PQ
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The border between Brazil and French Guiana, located in an Amazon region on the margins (in the sense proposed by Veena Das & Deborah Poole) of the major political decision-making centers, is inhabited by an ethnic and cultural multiplicity which includes the Palikur, an indigenous population who speaks a language of the maipure-arawak family and has lived in this region for centuries. ...
- A road in the village: relations between the Kalapalo and non-indigenous peoples, BE.EP.PD
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The aim of this research is to reflect on the notion of value among the Kalapalo of the Aiha village in the Upper Xingu region (Southern Amazon, Brazil). I intend to examine the possible correlations between ongoing transformations in the notion of value and the Kalapalo's approximation towards cities and the non-indigenous world. Such shift occurs due to the narrowing of borders, the i...
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